Four former football players at Louisiana Tech University are now coaching at Dallas-based Bishop Dunne High School. The group includes (from left) Offensive Coordinator Myron Hawthorne with daughters Malajah and Malana; Assistant Director of Technology and Student Development Director Ryan Moats with daughter Riley and son Ryan, Jr.; Head Football Coach Michael Johnson with son Michael, Jr.; and Assisant Athletic Director and Defensive Coordinator Delone Williams with daughter Kaylyn and son D.J.

DALLAS, Texas — Although “Prime Prep Academy” with Deion Sanders has gotten a lot of press this fall, the best high school in the metroplex to play football and get coached into a full scholarship may be right here at Bishop Dunne. Four coaches at Bishop Dunne played football together at Louisiana Tech University, and two in the athletic program are former NFL players. The four football coaches not only attended college together, but are like brothers on the Dunne campus, and their children all attend the on-campus day care created for teachers, housed in the former convent, St. Mary’s Hall.

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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Guard Raheem Appleby scored a season-high 21 points and forward Michale Kyser held strong on the defensive end with a career-high eight rebounds and five blocks as the Louisiana Tech (3-1) mens basketball team outlasted Southeast Missouri State (3-2) to win 67-63 at the McKenzie Arena.

In a battle of Top 5 Class 1A programs, a late error proved to be the difference as No. 4 Cedar Creek took the last of four lead changes in a back-and-forth affair against No. 1 Ouachita Christian, securing a 8-3 victory on Saturday.

The Cougars finally managed to grab the lead after a strong sixth inning as an OCS fielding error scored Wes Gresham, giving the Cougars the lead for good.

Grant Clary was solid at the plate for Cedar Creek as he went one-for-three at the plate, driving in one and scoring two runs. He homered in the fourth inning.